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Fertilizers for putting-greens; barnyard manure and weed seeds USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. July. 3(7): p. 199-200.
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 123598
Grasses for "low sour grounds" in the South; Bermuda putting turf; ground limestone vs. hydrated lime USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. July. 3(7): p. 202.
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 123610
Marl as a fertilizer USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. July. 3(7): p. 203.
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 123613
Protecting greens from overwash USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. July. 3(7): p. 203.
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 123617
The most important summer work on the golf course Oakley, R. A. 1923. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. July 21. 3(7): p. 184-186.
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 48644
Cinder layers in greens; fescue as a putting green grass USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. June. 3(6): p. 176.
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 123945
Exterminating dandelions USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. June. 3(6): p. 177.
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 123949
Constructing and renovating turf on putting greens; value of spiked roller and disking machine USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. May. 3(5): p. 150-152.
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 123977
Renovating putting-green turf USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. March 21. 3(3): p. 92.
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 123986
Renovating turf USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. March 21. 3(3): p. 92.
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 123988
Weeds checked by proper use of fertilizers USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. March 21. 3(3): p. 93-94.
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 123990
Fertilizing Bermuda greens USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. March 21. 3(3): p. 94.
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 123991
Planting crops to be turned under for soil improvement USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February. 3(2): p. 46.
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 124087
Rolling putting greens USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February. 3(2): p. 47.
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 124097
Spring treatment for new vegetative greens USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 3(1): p. 21.
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 124154
Growing Bermuda grass on sandy soil USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 3(1): p. 21-22.
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 124158
Eradication of dandelions and plantain from putting greens USGA Green Section. 1923. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 3(1): p. 23.
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 124179
Winter treatment of greens; rolling top-dressing, fertilizing USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. December. 2(12): p. 345.
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 124159
Winter top-dressing of greens USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. December. 2(12): p. 346.
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 124162
Mulching of putting-greens in winter as a means of their protection; use of oat or rye straw on putting-greens; weed seeds in well-rotted stable manure; rolling of new greens in fall USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November 16. 2(11): p. 320.
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 124187
Fertilizing in fall; winter treatment of greens USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November 16. 2(11): p. 320.
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 124191
Rolling putting-greens USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November 16. 2(11): p. 323.
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 124208
Charcoal and sour soil USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. October 16. 2(10): p. 295-296.
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 124212
Eradication of yarrow from putting-greens USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. October 16. 2(10): p. 299.
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 124228
Clover in greens USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. September. 2(9): p. 275.
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Building and maintaining an 18-hole golf course on moderate memberships fees alone and keeping out of debt Long, William W. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. August 15. 2(8): p. 236-239.
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 48194
How course construction and maintenance suffer from poor business management Alexander, W. A. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. August 15. 2(8): p. 245-247.
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 48197
When to cut and roll new greens USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. August 15. 2(8): p. 250.
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Removing clippings from putting-greens USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. August 15. 2(8): p. 250.
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Use of artesian well water for irrigation of greens USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. August 15. 2(8): p. 251.
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Compost from pine needles and forest leaves USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. July. 2(7): p. 221-222.
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Watering putting-greens USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. July. 2(7): p. 222.
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 124247
Sulfate of ammonia, frequency, method and rate of application USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. July. 2(7): p. 223.
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The essentials of construction and maintenance of grass putting greens Piper, C. V.; Oakley, R. A. 1922. Bulletin of the Green Section of the U.S. Golf Association. July 17. 2(7): p. 207-209.
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 48181
The eradication of crab grass USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. June. 2(6): p. 196.
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 136759
Eradication of daisies USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. June. 2(6): p. 197.
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 136761
Ice remaining on turf USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. March. 2(3): p. 101.
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 121649
Undulating greens; deficient drainage USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February. 2(2): p. 42.
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 124261
Forking greens vs. top-dressing with sand USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February. 2(2): p. 43-44.
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Northern putting-greens and fairways, spring seeding; redtop, bent, bluegrass, English (perennial) rye-grass USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February. 2(2): p. 44-45.
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Use of a filler with ammonium sulphate to prevent burning USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February. 2(2): p. 46-47.
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 124292
[Putting greens and tees: reseeding; remodelling; grasses for] USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 2(1): p. 21.
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 117175
[Reeseeding putting-greens and fairways] USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 2(1): p. 22-23.
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 117183
[Grasses for northern putting-greens; bents and retops] USGA Green Section. 1922. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. January. 2(1): p. 23.
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 117188
[Commercial worm destroyer analyzed] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November. 1(11): p. 236.
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 141281
[Changing putting-greens from sand to grass] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November. 1(11): p. 236-237.
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 141292
[Robins damaging turf] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November. 1(11): p. 237.
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 141296
[Limestone application causing white-clover growth?] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November. 1(11): p. 238.
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 141301
[Fertilization for a new putting-green] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. November. 1(11): p. 239.
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[The best weight of rollers] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. September. 1(9): p. 191-192.
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 141748
[Putting greens with insufficient sunlight] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. September. 1(9): p. 192.
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 141769
[Fall seeding of greens] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. September. 1(9): p. 192.
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 141770
[The best advice for watering] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. August. 1(8): p. 167.
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 141153
[Reseeding winterkilled greens] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. July. 1(7): p. 143.
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 141645
[Using cover-crops on idle greens] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. July. 1(7): p. 144.
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[Eridication of clover from putting greens] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. June 20. 1(6): p. 118.
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[Sanding the greens] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. May. 1(5): p. 94.
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 141249
[Field soil used as top dressing] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. April 22. 1(4): p. 66.
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[Using sand or loam as a top dressing] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. April 22. 1(4): p. 66.
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[Composition of soil, seed mixture and placement of sprinklers] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. April 22. 1(4): p. 66.
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[When and how should putting greens be topdressed] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. April 22. 1(4): p. 71.
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How early is it wise to treat putting greens for earthworms? USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. March. 1(3): p. 45.
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 136798
[Best way to destroy dandelions] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February 23. 1(2): p. 25.
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[Introducing weeds into putting greens] USGA Green Section. 1921. The Bulletin of the United States Golf Association Green Section. February 23. 1(2): p. 27.
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Resting the greens Anonymous. 1917. The Golf Course [New York]. January. 2(1): p. 8.
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 137354
Greenkeeping notes for the summer months Macomber, Leonard. 1916. The Golf Course [New York]. June. 1(6): p. 57-58.
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 136739
Weeds in putting greens Macomber, Leonard. 1916. The Golf Course [New York]. April. 1(4): p. 35-36.
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 136722
Rolling Macomber, Leonard. 1916. The Golf Course [New York]. April. 1(4): p. 41.
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 136732
[Planning, the Green Committee, and continuity] Sinclaire, R. O. 1916. The Golf Course [New York]. March. 1(3): p. 22.
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 136701
The danger of opening putting greens for play in March Lees, Peter. 1916. The Golf Course [New York]. March. 1(3): p. 24.
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 136703
Winter kill of putting greens Lees, Peter. 1916. The Golf Course [New York]. January. 1(1): p. 3.
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 136641
Green keeping notes for winter months Anonymous. 1916. The Golf Course [New York]. January. 1(1): p. 5.
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 136643
Lawns, Golf Courses, Polo Fields, Turf Courts, and How to Treat Them
 Cunningham, S. A.; Leavens, George D. 1914. New York, New York: The Coe-Mortimer Company. 40 pp.
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Materials for putting greens
 Piper, C. V.; Oakley, R. A. 1914. Golf [USGA Bulletin 1898-1909]. March. 34(3): p. 153-157.
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The Laying Out and Upkeep of Golf Courses and Putting Greens
 Sutton, Martin H. F. [191x]. London, England: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co., Ltd. 47 pp.
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Green-keeping as applicable to the upkeep of lawns
 Taylor, Joshua. [1912]. p. 138-150. In: Taylor, Joshua. The Art of Golf. London, England: T. Werner Laurie.
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Treatment and upkeep of seaside links Hamilton, Hugh. 1906. p. 46-58. In: Hutchinson, Horace G., ed. Golf Greens and Green-Keeping. London: Country Life Ltd. & George Newnes, Ltd.
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 72626
Treatment of an inland green on medium soil Lees, Peter. 1906. p. 127-133. In: Hutchinson, Horace G., ed. Golf Greens and Green-Keeping. London: Country Life Ltd. & George Newnes, Ltd.
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 72631
The upkeep of a golf course on chalk downs Keyser, Leonard. 1906. p. 134-141. In: Hutchinson, Horace G., ed. Golf Greens and Green-Keeping. London: Country Life Ltd. & George Newnes, Ltd.
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 72632
Making a park course Mepham, E. 1906. p. 147-156. In: Hutchinson, Horace G., ed. Golf Greens and Green-Keeping. London: Country Life Ltd. & George Newnes, Ltd.
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 72634
Putting-greens
Access Restrictions		 Beach, Francis G. 1903. Golf [USGA Bulletin 1898-1909]. March. 12(3): p. 164-168.
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How to lay out links and how to preserve them
 Hutchinson, Horace G. 1890. p. 13-24. In: Hawtree, Fred, ed. Aspects of Golf Course Architecture I: 1889-1924. Worchestershire, England: Grant Books.
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 206196
[Worm casts on the green] Anonymous. 1890. Golf [London]. December 5. 1(12): p. 187.
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[Seeking advice on how to drain putting green holes] Anonymous. 1890. Golf [London]. December 5. 1(12): p. 189.
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 296162
Littlestone Golf Club Anonymous. 1890. Golf [London]. November 7. 1(8): p. 121-122.
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Fertilizers and top-dressing for established putting greens
 Piper, C. V.; Oakley, R. A. [191X]. Golf [USGA Bulletin 1898-1909]. p. 427-434.
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